Issue 4279. Last Updated: 11/20/2009

Less Can Mean More

By Vladimir Pinayev
With real estate bubbles and toxic mortgages among the root causes of the global financial crisis, it's no wonder that Russia's real estate market has been singled out to bear the brunt of the turmoil. As falling prices breed panic for many producers, they are forgetting that less does not always mean worse.

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